Diversity is the root of our community:

diverse options, places and people

PodShare is a home. Your roommates may be long or short term, international or American, any gender and age. What they all bring with them are life-long experiences. 

Map of LA neighborhoods with route from Venice to Hollywood, labeled Westwood and Los Feliz; text about PodShare membership.

Come for the cost, stay for the community.

Housing is unaffordable. By sharing, costs lessen. Subconsciously, we identify with people different from ourselves in close quarters. Upon departure, we take these experiences with us.



Sharing breaks down walls that over time could make one a more educated voter, kinder neighbor, empathetic employer, better collaborator, and grateful citizen. 


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  • Woman standing in a room with exposed brick walls and shelving, holding her hands together near her chest

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  • Woman standing outdoors on a rooftop, holding a notebook with city buildings in the background.

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  • Woman sitting on a bed in a cozy loft bedroom with warm lighting and wood-paneled walls

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  • Woman standing indoors beneath a chalkboard sign reading “TAKE” and “Tonia,” with arrows pointing up and down.

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Elvina Beck, founder of PodShare

(and an ongoing PodShare resident)

Housing is unaffordable. By sharing, costs lessen. Subconsciously, we identify with people different from ourselves in close quarters. Upon departure, we take these experiences with us.

Sharing breaks down walls that over time could make one a more educated voter, kinder neighbor, empathetic employer, better collaborator, and grateful citizen. 

Listen to Elvina Beck's Interview on PodShare